Friday 31 August 2012

If you want to try Windows 8, wait for a hybrid

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If you want to try Windows 8, wait for a hybrid

There's one big problem with Windows 8: it has a split personality disorder. If you want the maximum Windows 8 experience, you'll need a hybrid tablet/laptop. Read more

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